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A 300 GB 2.5-inch SAS laptop drive spinning at 10,000 RPM with 16 MB cache
This new 2.5 inch SAS hard drive delivers 300GB of storage with a 10000RPM spindle speed and 16MB cache. It is built for laptop drive bays that accept a SAS interface. The 740Y7 model suits users replacing a failed drive or adding fast mechanical storage to a compatible system.
This drive fits laptops or workstations equipped with a native SAS controller and a 2.5 inch bay. Buyers whose systems provide only a different interface cannot use this unit. It is also not intended for desktop 3.5 inch trays or external enclosures lacking SAS connectivity.
The 10000RPM rotation rate is the key specification that determines whether this drive meets your performance requirement. It offers faster sequential and random access than lower-speed laptop drives. Verify that your chassis and cooling can accommodate a 10K drive before purchase.
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